Star wars 3d trailer

[drichter33]

Several things:

1. I love the Darth Maul lipton ice-t commercial. "Getting too old for this I am."

2. Of the prequel trilogy, I like phantom menace best of the 3, mostly because there is no real crappy romance dialog in it, I love the 4 layer ending, especially Maul and the starfighter part. And it was exciting to go to the theater and see a new star wars movie for the first time in years (not including the re-release of the original trilogy)

3. I want to see this in 3D (versus normally being 3D averse) because of the time and process they put into it giving me confidence that it will be cool.

4. My son who is now 4 1/2 has really gotten into the clone wars cartoons and has some of the figures. He has seen most of the entire boxset and knows the movies pretty well. Its amazing how he is the same age as I was when Star Wars came out. So I think it will be exciting for him to see a movie in the theaters. Not sure how he will handle the 3-D though.

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Looks good. I'll wait for it if the 3D version ever reaches blu-ray.

[AmrlKJaneway]

Originally Posted by drichter33

Several things:

1. I love the Darth Maul lipton ice-t commercial. "Getting too old for this I am."

2. Of the prequel trilogy, I like phantom menace best of the 3, mostly because there is no real crappy romance dialog in it, I love the 4 layer ending, especially Maul and the starfighter part. And it was exciting to go to the theater and see a new star wars movie for the first time in years (not including the re-release of the original trilogy)

3. I want to see this in 3D (versus normally being 3D averse) because of the time and process they put into it giving me confidence that it will be cool.

4. My son who is now 4 1/2 has really gotten into the clone wars cartoons and has some of the figures. He has seen most of the entire boxset and knows the movies pretty well. Its amazing how he is the same age as I was when Star Wars came out. So I think it will be exciting for him to see a movie in the theaters. Not sure how he will handle the 3-D though.

All excellent points! Especially the last one. I am definately taking my oldest boy to see Star Wars on the big screen. There really isn't anything like it. By the time Jedi comes out, I'll be taking my youngest son (Anikan) to see it!

I was so happy in '97, when a young me was able to see Star Wars "the way it was meant to be seen" (so angry when a 17 year old me was denied access to The Exorcist, being 18+ in my stupid country).